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Hey all! I've recently replaced the FEP-film (using the steps on the community-provided README to the letter), and I have releveled afterwards. However, it seems like prints have a tendency to stick badly to the build plate/stick to the FEP-film.

What can I do to resolve this? Are there maybe changes to the print settings possible?

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After my first three prints, it seems that my build plate has gotten loose. No matter how hard I try to fasten the build plate screw, the ball joint keeps moving. Is there anything else I can try myself before having to ask Anycubic for a replacement?

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How to fix prints sticking too good to the build plate?

After a few small test prints which went really well, I now made a couple of larger prints which were _very_ hard to remove from the build plate. In the end I had to resolve to using the metal painter scraper that I normally use to remove prints from my FDM machine, which left a couple of scratches on the buildplate.

Should I re-level my build plate? (Is there a way to offset it by 0.1mm from the current z=0 or do I have to redo the whole leveling manually?) Or should I just reduce the bottom exposure setting (or another setting?) for this resin? (I am using the Wanhao clear with 50s bottom exposure/8 bottom layers as per the 'best resin settings' document)

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Hi everyone! I recently bought a Photon and have done 4-5 prints so far. As it currently is winter here in the Netherlands, there is not that much sun (short days, lots of rain or mist) to help with curing. Currently I keep the models (submerged in water) on my windowsill for one or two full days (until they are not 'tacky' any more).

Is this approach O.K.? Any tips or tricks from people who also live in areas with little sun that help with curing?

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